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05-16

One thing that stands out to me here:

The broader market is still acting strong, but some of the memory names are no longer moving in a straight line.

That’s what makes MU and SNDK interesting here.

If the long-term memory story is still intact, this kind of pullback can end up being a reset rather than a breakdown.

But if leadership starts narrowing and semis lose momentum, then buying every dip gets a lot harder.

I still think the bigger theme matters.

The question is whether this weakness is giving people a better entry, or warning that sentiment is cooling off.

Do you see this as a buy-the-dip setup, or a sign to stay patient a bit longer?

Micron Reclaims $900! Order Fears Fade, Is Chip Selloff Over?
Micron surged 9.87% in a single session, reclaiming $900 as Friday's panic over alleged Nvidia order cuts rapidly dissipated. Semiconductors staged a broad V-shaped rebound — the 3x leveraged chip ETF soared 15.83%, Intel gained 11.19%, and SK Hynix's 2x leveraged ETF rose 14.60%, as dip-buyers flooded back the day after the crash. Is this an oversold bounce, or the start of a sustained recovery — will you chase this chip rally or wait for a pullback confirmation?
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